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Adelaida’s primary label Syrah in 2004 came from three steep and low yielding vineyards within 10- 15 miles of the cool Pacific current (including our home vineyard, Viking, as well as terraced Glenrose and mountainous DeBro). The ever-present calcareous limestone soils act to devigorate the vines, contributing to the distinctive compact clusters and small berries of Paso Robles’ west side. A very fine vintage, 2004 gave us well structured wines of dense fruit flavors, integrated tannins and aromatic intensity. Picked as ripeness levels were peaking, the fruit underwent fermentation in open top bins using only native yeasts. Whole berries were punched down manually twice a day to develop fullness of fruit character, then matured in French oak (25% new) for 17 months, gaining complexity and spice from their sojourn in the tightly grained wood barrels.
No longer a virtual wine, this fleshy Syrah offers deep black fruitiness and savory, gamey character. Redolent of ripe plums and roasting meat intermixed with elements of hand-rubbed English leather, the rich, mouth-filling mid palate rewards with luscious fruit concentration and a long penetrating baking spice finish. Immediately appropriate for the tenderest of lamb loins and grilled venison it is best with a simple steak on the “Bar Bee”.
Other products in the category Red Wines / Syrah and Rhone Blends:
Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah Chelle Mountain Reserve 2005 -- Penetrating zesty flavors with a fresh, “just picked” personality, the blend is reminiscent of crushed cherries, and currants sprinkled with mineral dust. The vibrant, racy fruit stays true to its cool . . .
Version (Rhone Style Red/Proprietary Blend) 2005 -- Mourvedre 41%; Syrah 26%; Grenache 26%; Counoise 5%; Cinsault 2%.From issue #177 of Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate: "The 2005 Version Proprietary Red Wine Glenrose Vineyard is a combination of 40% Mourvedre . . .
Rhone Style Red 2003 -- A fruit-forward “Paso” expression of France’s Châteauneuf-du-Pape, this mountain grown wine achieves easy drinkability with aromatic complexity. The core of wild cherry-like fruit is layered with scents . . .
Version (Rhone Style Red) 2004 -- 34% Mourvedre, 22% Syrah, 18% Grenache, 14% Counoise, 12% Cinsault.Five varieties planted at topsoil challenged Glenrose Vineyard are the component grapes of this Châteauneuf-du-Pape imposter. Authentic . . .
Syrah Glenrose Vineyard Reserve 2003 -- A robust wine of beautifully extracted fruit, possessing assertive ripeness and an ambrosial luminosity of mineral tinged black fruit flavors. The wine vividly translates its Gallic haut couture personality . . .
Syrah Viking Estate Reserve 2003 -- The Viking Syrah is a great example of this varietal matched to an extreme Vineyard location. The two inseparable elements of site and grape combine perfectly to give us a wine that epitomizes the “sense . . .
Syrah Viking Estate Reserve 2005 -- From issue #177 of Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate: "Also outstanding, the 2005 Syrah Viking Estate Reserve Vineyard exhibits more black currant and licorice characteristics along with a touch of toasty . . .
Syrah Viking Estate Reserve 2002 -- This is an opaque, intense, multi-faceted, complete wine. “The color is phenomenal . . . syrah is a different crayon in the Crayola? box”, says wine maker Terry Culton. On the nose, the wine has profoundly . . .
Syrah Chelle Mountain Reserve 2004 -- This extremely limited wine represents our entire 76 case production from the Chelle Mountain Vineyard. The site lies only 8 miles from the Pacific Ocean in the coastalinfluenced York Mountain AVA (American . . .
Syrah Glenrose Reserve 2004 -- More a theatrical music hall than a cerebral string quartet the Glenrose struts its ample virtues up front, right now. With an elevated “sweet spot” of grilled bread and cedar plank gaminess, the wine . . .
SLO Syrah 2002 -- This wine garnered a solid review from Robert Parker who described the wine as "a smoky, fruity, blackberry and plum-scented and flavored, medium-bodied wine with tangy acidity and a slightly herbaceous . . .
SLO Syrah 2003 -- This wine is from three high elevation vineyards on the Westside of Paso Robles and is filled with dense black cherry and wild berry fruitiness. Accents of truffles, mocha and smoked wild game proceeds . . .
Schoolhouse Crush (Rhone Style Red) 2005 -- From issue #177 of Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate: "The 2005 Schoolhouse Crush Cotes du Rhone blend is a tasty combination of 42% Mourvedre, 31% Syrah, and 25% Counoise as well as tiny amounts of Cinsault . . .
Schoolhouse Syrah 2004 -- Beautiful crimson clarity and pretty Damson plum fruitiness lead the palate into further revelations of chocolate tinged dark fruits and cracked pepper spiciness. Smooth, yet vibrant this Syrah is asking . . .
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